Books about men not being born equal?
Books about men not being born equal?
Austin Ward
Alexander Hughes
Nietzsche. Also de benoist against democracy and equality.
Noah Hall
What book of Nietzsche should i read first?
Alexander Perry
Thomas Ross
Thanks friend
Evan Foster
>This hideous fucker considering anyone lesser
Benjamin Rodriguez
Np, I actually just made it today cause people kept asking.
Evan Hughes
IDK about this recommendation. BGaE should be must-read. He gone too far on Ecce homo and Antichrist, so that should be a bit less appreciated.
With nonmoral sense and will to power, the chart needs PoMo chart and add Heidegger's nietzsche and Deleuze's nietzsche and philosophy.
Leo Gonzalez
I should have been more specific but the intention was that you needed to read both but in either order to progress past the white line. The yellow lines are mandatory as is tradition. Also how are antichrist and ecce homo too far? They come after the others chronologically and build off the previous concepts
Alexander King
got more?
Henry Long
I recommend changing Kant’s book to Groundwork for the Metaphysic of Morals. It’s a much easier, shorter, and more relevant text overall to Nietzsche who does a lot of criticism of moral philosophy, particularly that of Kant
Wyatt Hill
The first chapter of White Man, Think Again by Anthony Jacob titled the egalitarian fallacy.
>archive.org
Owen Perry
Nietzsche argues against nearly all moral thinking which only includes kant's by inference. All you need to understand about kant's morality is that it is universal and supposedly based on logic. There's really not a lot more that you need to know. However Kant's arguements against pure empiricism really set the stage for both schopenhauer and Nietzsche metaphysical outlooks. Some more controversial writers have tried to claim that Nietzsche can be considered a Kantian thinker. This is why I recommended people only get an understanding of critque of pure reason (which can come from wikipedia or youtube for all I care), I dont expect anyone to actually read all three before starting.
Nathan Wilson
I don't think he wrote anywhere he considered himself superior. Indeed, I think most of the frustration he felt in life and transpares in some of his writings derives right from his understanding of not being a ubermensch
Lucas Foster
What to read before immanuel Kant is the real question
William Gomez
>Deleuze
sorry i don't read hacks
Lincoln Edwards
Leibniz, Monadology
Leibniz, On What is Independent of Sense and Matter
Spinoza, Treatise on the Emendation of the Intellect
Hume, first Enquiry
Jason Ramirez
But what to read before Leibniz, Spinoza and Hume?
Luke Baker
>critique
discarded
Lincoln Rivera
Camden Mitchell
>sorry i don't read
ftfy
Kevin Phillips
I was just looking for this info. thanks a lot.
Luke Clark
btw any translations you recommend??
Mason Martin
Jose Foster
Why those specific translations?
Landon Cruz
The Republic.